Briand’s Top Hat Outlasting Centuries of Duty
Paris reports Foreign Minister Briand still uses a top hat after two decades of service including his seven premiership terms. He declined a new hat for a royal audience, joking it would look like a best man’s headgear at a royal event. The piece notes travel, security gear, and other Paris news.
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Paris
Briand
Painere
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Washington
Geneva
Locarno
Derby
England
Physicians Turn to Chauffeur Work in Germany
A surplus of 10 000 physicians in Germany drives many to hire taxicabs as chauffeurs, ride in the front seat, and earn money from fares. Some act as ambulance chasers, book agents, or door to door canvassers while awaiting government posts in the tropics or emigration to the United States.
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Benin
Medical Journal
Germany
Institute For Tropical Diseases
Tropics
United
Royal hospitality and a melting statue at Wembley
The Duke and Duchess of York plan an active social season with a house warming at their new town residence, inviting Americans prominently. A three ton Prince of Wales statue at Wembley is slated for melting into soap, while Eden Phillpotts rebuffs a London run of his play and Dean Inge's views on Hell prompt debate in England. The British government weighs a port wine stamp ad amid temperance protests. Lupin Smiley, an Indian, is thrown from a horse for the first time in 190 years.
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Hubert Houben
Houben
Charley Paddock
Loren Murchison
Paddock
Murchison
United States
Hamburg
New York
London
West End
Capitol
Prince of Wales
Duchess of York
Buckingham Palace
Wembley
Australia
South Africa
Eden Philpotts
America
Mr. Phillpotts
Torquay
Dean Inge
England
Po Dean Blakesley
Lincoln
National Temperance Federation
Grand Canyon, Ariz
Lupin Smiley
Anglo American films to bolster British production
English film producers seek American help to raise British cinema with American directors and stars. Plans include two new studios in London and Surrey and partnerships to make English classics with U S talent to compete with Hollywood.
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London
England
America
Dominions
Surrey
Herbert Wilcox
New Zealar
Wilcox
Closing sales listed for Keota and nearby farms
Nov 28 closing out sale at 714 West Monroe street hosted by Mrs Ed Knox. Dec 2 closing out old R O Wilson at 412 mile N E of Keota. Nov 30 Charles Lenninger Jersey and Guernsey cow sale announced.
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West Monroe Street
Mra
Ed Knox
Ole R.O. Wilson
N. BE
Keota
Chas. Lenninger
Jersey and Guernsey
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